KETU TeCRÉ Lyrics in English by Bad Bunny

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Intro 1

I didn't do anything, I didn't do anything

For you to be like this with me

How was it that we ended up being enemies?

Baby, if a month ago I was giving it to you

I've always been good with you

Intro 2

You weren't like this

When I met you

I feel like I changed you

After I gave it to you

Chorus 1

Now you let loose

And you go out to the club to twerk

You forgot about me

You continued normally, normally

After I did it to you so good

Now you want to behave badly

Verse 1

Little dress without panties

Listening to oldies from Plan B

'Hey Shorty' by Jowell and Randy

Posting stories, twerking like Cardi

Little toy and none says 'Andy'

Toy Story reference - she is not the 'owner' of any of the toys (she has boyfriends but none are exclusive)

A doll looking for an AP

Or: A hot girl looking for a rich guy to spoil her with luxury such as Audemars Piguet watches

If not a Rolex, if not a Cartier

Who f*cks me in the parking lot

Nails, eyelashes, little photos with more flash

If you're going to show me that a*s

Let it be in person, I don't have Snapchat

At night drinking tequila, during the day matcha

If she's not with Vero, she's with Nacha

And if she writes to me, it's because she's drunk

Her mom spends time praying to see if she settles down

But it's eleven and she hits the street

Many ask for her, but she's the one who chooses

If you see me doing the same as you, don't get mad

Chorus 2

Because now you let loose

And you go out to the club to twerk

You forgot about me

You continued normally, normally

After I did it to you so good

Now you want to behave badly

Now you let loose

Verse 2

I don't even recognize you anymore, baby

Last night at two I called you

And you’ve turned into a brat

Who the f*ck do you think you are?

Not with me, I was the one who taught you

I was the one who taught you

To play the game like that

To flex like that

To throw cash in the club

The hookah and the Moët

How much I used to love you

But I don't like you anymore

I don't like you anymore

You’re cocky, stuck-up

But I have you on my radar

I gave you everything

When you were the official one

If you write to me to fight

You know that I'm going to ignore

Keep rolling, Tokischa

Chorus 3

Now you let loose

And you go out to the club to twerk

Now you let loose

And you go out to the club to twerk

And now you let loose

And you go out to the club to twerk

To the club to twerk

To the club to twerk, twerk, twerk

Outro

I'm jealous with my feelings

So it pisses me off, it hurts, it bothers me

To show them to someone who doesn't deserve it

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frontear — to front / to show off

Frontear is a classic Spanglish verb popular in reggaeton, adapted from the English phrase "to front". It means to show off, act tough, or boast about your status and lifestyle, often in a defiant way.

In the song, Bad Bunny feels responsible for his ex's new wild attitude. He sings, "Yo fui el que te enseñé... a frontear como es" (I was the one who taught you... how to front properly), revealing that he taught her the very behavior he now dislikes seeing in her.

Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny serves up a hilarious mix of hurt pride and sheer disbelief in "KETU TeCRÉ". He watches an ex completely transform after their breakup, asking "¿Cómo fue que terminamos siendo enemigos?" [How did we end up as enemies?]. In his eyes, he created a monster: "Siento que yo te cambié" [I feel like I changed you]. Back when they dated, she was low-key, but now she is out every single weekend partying ("perrear" / dancing reggaeton), blasting classic throwbacks from Plan B and Jowell & Randy, and posting Cardi B style twerking videos on her social media. He complains that he taught her how to flex—"Yo fui el que te enseñé / A frontear como es / A tirar chavos en el club" [I was the one who taught you how to front properly, how to throw cash in the club]—and now she thinks she is too cool for him.

The lyrics paint a wild, funny portrait of her new lifestyle: she drinks matcha by day and tequila by night, rocks fresh nails and eyelashes, and scouts out guys wearing luxury watches like an AP (Audemars Piguet) or a Rolex. Bad Bunny calls her out for acting "embichá" (Puerto Rican slang for act stuck-up or full of herself) and "malcriada" [spoiled/ill-mannered], asking "¿Qué carajo tú te crees?" [Who the hell do you think you are?]. By the end, between telling her to ignore his calls ("voy a pichar" / I'm going to ignore you) and letting her live like the Dominican rapper Tokischa ("Sigue ruli, Tokischa"), his wounded ego slips through: it drives him crazy to show real feelings to someone who ended up not deserving them.

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